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New McDonald’s virus in Facebook infects your device using a discount coupon

2020-06-15
On: June 15, 2020
In: Malware

It is a fact known to the vast majority of Internet users that unsafe websites are riddled with malicious advertisements and that might even contain malware, although many ignore thatRead More →

4 Warning Signs of a Cybersecurity Breach

2020-06-15
On: June 15, 2020
In: Technology Talk

4 Warning Signs of a Cybersecurity Breach Cyber attacks have continuously threatened people over the years, but recently hackers have become even more aggressive with their breaching attempts. According to reportsRead More →

Greece government needs hackers: cyber war with Turkey has officially started. Send in your CV

2020-06-15
On: June 15, 2020
In: Incidents

Cyberwarfare campaigns have increased recently, so national security agencies are increasingly lending interest to this field. Experts from a hacking course mention that Greece’s National Intelligence Service has just hiredRead More →

D-Link DIR-865L WiFi is the most insecure router; 3 critical security flaws unfixed

2020-06-15
On: June 15, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

The security team from technology manufacturer D-Link announced the release of fixes for three of the six vulnerabilities reported on DIR-865L, a widely used wireless router. According to the specialistsRead More →

PimEyes: Search for images of anyone’s face on the Internet using facial recognition

2020-06-12
On: June 12, 2020
In: News Videos

A few years ago facial recognition looked like technology reserved only for the world’s most advanced intelligence agencies, although this has changed markedly. Data security training experts point out toRead More →

City in USA left without Internet due to ransomware cyber attack

2020-06-12
On: June 12, 2020
In: Incidents

Ransomware incidents can be devastating for any individual, company or, in this case, government organization. According to specialists from a cyber security consulting company, the city of Knoxville, Tennessee, hadRead More →

Thanos: This Ransomware-as-a-Service tool can make anybody millionaire

2020-06-11
On: June 11, 2020
In: Malware

One of the fastest growing trends in the cybercrime world over the past two years is ransomware as a service. In this operating model, ransomware developers put their malicious creationsRead More →

New ‘Black Lives Matter’ virus asks your vote to end with racism, but infects your network

2020-06-11
On: June 11, 2020
In: Malware

Phishing campaign operators often take advantage of social movements or issues of current interest, so a malicious email will have a better chance of misleading a target user, as mentionedRead More →

Alert: New critical flaws in VMware Workstation, Fusion & VMware Horizon risk your data center security

2020-06-11
On: June 11, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

VMware security team announced the release of a security patch to address a critical vulnerability in their Workstation, Fusion, and vSphere virtualization products. The flaw was revealed by Cfir Cohen,Read More →

3 flaws in Palo Alto firewall allows hackers to break your network security

2020-06-11
On: June 11, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Network penetration testing specialists have revealed the finding of at least three vulnerabilities in PAN-OS, the software that runs on all the latest firewall solutions of security firm Palo AltoRead More →

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